As Texas lawmakers consider how to improve future disaster response, emergency management officials from Kerr, Travis and Williamson counties were set to testify about their preparation for and response to the July 4-5 flooding during a July 31 hearing in Kerrville.

So far, no evidence has shown that key county emergency officials with jurisdiction along the Guadalupe River were even awake when the Hill Country floods hit.

After closing because of the deadly July 4 flood, a handful of summer camps near the Guadalupe River have reopened — including a camp for children and adults with disabilities that welcomed 89 campers 10 days after the flood.